The liquidity of local stocks at the end of yesterday’s session amounted to more than 5.7 billion dirhams, supported by large transactions on the shares of “International Holding”, where liquidity was distributed by 5.55 billion dirhams in the Abu Dhabi market, and 154.3 million dirhams in the Dubai market, and about 236.3 million were traded. shares, through the implementation of 18.6 thousand transactions.
The capitalization of local stocks recorded about 3.599 trillion dirhams at the end of yesterday’s trading, distributed by 2.923 trillion dirhams for shares listed on the Abu Dhabi Securities Market, and 675.77 billion dirhams for shares listed on the Dubai Financial Market.
The Dubai Financial Market index consolidated above the level of 4000 points, supported by the shares of the industrial and public utilities sectors, which rose 0.4 and 0.32%, respectively, and the market index closed at 4005.32 points, down by 0.22%.
Emaar Properties shares accounted for 31.1% of the total liquidity of the Dubai market amounting to 154.3 million dirhams, in yesterday’s trading, with a liquidity of approximately 48 million dirhams.
The shares of “Al Salam Bank Sudan” led the rise of 14 stocks in the market, rising 6.8%, and in the Dubai market, the shares of “Ithmaar Holding” rose 4.9%, “Al-Firdous Holding” 3.1%, “Tecom” 1.9%, and “Gulf Navigation” 1.7%. Dewa 0.4%.
Non-Arab foreign investors tended to buy in the Dubai market with a net investment of more than 11.3 million dirhams in yesterday’s session, after achieving purchases worth 58.75 million dirhams, compared to sales of about 47.4 million dirhams.
The FTSE Abu Dhabi General Market Index (FADGI) rose by 0.13% at the level of 9494.02 points, as the Abu Dhabi Securities Market witnessed the execution of 44 large transactions directly on the shares of the International Holding Company, as transactions were executed on 11.2 million shares worth 4.46 billion dirhams at a price Implementation of 399.5 dirhams per share.
The performance of the Abu Dhabi market was enhanced by the rise in shares of “Gulf Medical Projects” by 8.4%, “Palms Sports” by 8.2%, “Hayat Insurance” by 3.3%, “Abu Dhabi Aviation” by 3.3%, “Pure Health Holding” by 2.1%, and “E &” 0.95%.
“E&” stock received the largest share of Abu Dhabi market liquidity, with more than 225 million dirhams, followed by “International Holding” with liquidity of 218.4 million dirhams, then “Alpha Dhabi Holding,” attracting 87.7 million dirhams.
2023-12-21 22:04:54
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